CURATED BY – UMESH KUSHWAHA | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Satna, former MLA Narayan Tripathi said in a press release that the Bharatiya Janata Party has its own values, its own customs and policies, we have nothing to do with it, but making unethical comments on deceased persons is not justified. Recently, BJP leader Subramanian Swamy made wrong statements and comments on former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee ji, made many statements about his character, which is not right, it is not even religiously appropriate to make statements about a person who is no longer in this world. Subramanian Swamy is a BJP leader and it is not appropriate to make such statements on the former Prime Minister that what was Atal ji and how was he. In this way, there is a popular story about Maharishi Valmiki ji, the author of our scriptures, Puranas and religious texts, Ramcharit Manash, that he used to rob people, he was a dacoit, used to loot people, but he wrote such a great epic. Karpatri ji Maharaj had said that 'Ati ataiva uchhate' means that there is no end to excess, but once excess reaches its peak, it reaches its peak. The social reformers have pain and suffering for the society. When they feel hatred towards the society, they become anti-social and when such an anti-social person develops detachment in his mind, then that person becomes a great saint. After the death of a saint like Atal Bihari Vajpayee, making such allegations and statements can only be a part of the customs and character of the Bharatiya Janata Party. But Janardan Mishra ji is from Rewa and making such statements about late Shriyut Srinivas Tiwari ji shows the values ​​of the Bharatiya Janata Party. I strongly condemn such statements and also appeal that such people should be boycotted politically and socially. Our Vindhya residents should think and ponder over such statements. The whole country has seen this face of the Bharatiya Janata Party after they came to power, toppling existing governments, forming governments even where they are in minority, breaking MPs and MLAs from their original parties, etc. But now maligning the character of late leaders and insulting them is becoming a part of their rituals, which is highly reprehensible, which I once again condemn in strong words.